jon coleman
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still lottsa work in home remodels/ flipping, we have Lottsa work lined up, thank god
Wheeeeewww!! Thats A Relief...
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Blood Eagle
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Auto repair businesses are considered essential apparently so no shelter in place for me.
Big Hock
Bababooey!!!
I was delivering pizza back in 1999 as one of my first jobs, and I remember gas being in the 95-99cent range. Then when Bush took office in 2000 it suddenly jumped up to $2.50 a gallon. Not a political statement, just one of fact.
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They're on the medical essential lists.
btshannon
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I just declared myself “non-essential” and took the rest of the day off. Maybe Monday I may feel “essential” again...
bajafox
Accepted
I had stopped smoking for most of our pregnancy (think I smoked like twice towards the end) and my wife won't smoke again until she stops breast feeding, but she said that's the first thing she plans to do as soon as she stops lol
JDDurfey
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I wasn't "ranting". I find that a complete waste of time. Not that I think you are "ignorant", but since I began working in the oil and gas industry I have learned a lot that I did not know before hand.
The price of gas at the pump has several variables. And the big oil companies you mentioned really don't have anything to do with it.
1: The price of crude per barrel (bbl) A bbl of crude is 42 gallons. Crude is traded for the most part on a world market. The price of which is controlled by OPEC (Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries) At this moment the price of crude is the lowest it has been since 2002. In West Texas crude needs to be at a minimum of $34 a bbl in order for the oil companies operating here to break even. Currently the price is in the low $20's!
2: Transportation of crude and refined gas and diesel. Once the crude is extracted from the ground, the cost of transporting the oil, rail or pipeline, to the refinery and then transporting the refined product by pipeline, rail, and tanker truck to your local gas station directly affects the price at the pump before any taxes are added. Supply and demand could also be lumped in here also.
3: Federal and state taxes is the last major factor in the price of gas at the pump.
Normally yes, but since no one listens or cares or both, I've given up. Old folks have tough enough time trying to figure out a smart phone let alone trying to figure out forum etiquette.
Curtis Guise
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I've seen $2.59 here in Oceanside, CA. Then down the street other gas stations are over $3 still.
jon coleman
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might have to start driving my 70' c 20
Blood Eagle
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Yeah when I was stationed in Oceanside I remember there being a pretty massive spread on gas prices depending on where it was at. Here in Ventura they are always pretty high across the board. We have some gas stations that use local oil but they are so packed usually that you have to have a lot of patience. Patience isn’t something I was blessed with.
Blood Eagle
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Yeah. Thousand Oaks has higher gas prices than Ventura, Oxnard and pretty much everywhere else in Ventura County. The income is higher. Like going on a Sunday drive to Malibu. They’ll easily be a dollar more than everywhere else.
jon coleman
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do non locals still get whacked in the line up in Oxnard?(& there tires slashed, leashes cut,ect ect )
$3.49 here.
Blood Eagle
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Oxnard is the butthole of Ventura County. I’m not and have never been a surfer but all that stuff probably happens all over The Ventura County coast. Cliquey surf bros all over.